The Italian American Podcast

The first and finest podcast for Italian Americans... delivering history, discussion, and connection with smarts, heart, and a lot of laughs. 🇮🇹🇺🇸
IAP 360 episode
14 mar
Audio is terrible
Great podcast
2 mar
This is a great show with a variety of guests (not just YouTubers) no idea what that’s about but this show talks things all Italian Americans will find interesting. Love hearing the memories (I’m 58) that we all seem to share
I love to listen to this when I cook
24/02/2024
Because when I lived in Brooklyn I often cooked with my family and now I feel like I can again! I look forward to this every Monday and I usually listen to it a few times every week since I am always doing something else while listening, and might have missed something . Aside from laughing, I have learned so so much about the history of Italy. Especially that Sicily was not always poor. Oh I hope I remembered correctly, that was many podcasts passed. I wish I could remember which one that was so I could listen to it again. Even when they were talking silly I love to listen because I feel like I am around my family. I hate living so far from them now. I used to make three-way conversations with my sisters all the time when I was cooking so I could feel like I was with them, now I also listen to the podcast when I can’t get them on the phone! Love all you guys on the podcast but I really wish I had Pat in my life to make me laugh every day!💋🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pittsburgh Paesani
11/10/2023
Came across this podcast and being from Pittsburgh and 1st generation, I had to listen! I can relate to the foods of our ancestors. The convo about everyone fighting over the “eyeballs” was hilarious. In my mother’s hometown they called a guy “Fugadutz” (everyone had a nickname) which means Liversausage apparently. What a nickname! Thanks for having a channel for the Italian Americans! Ciao! 🇮🇹🇺🇸
It’s like sitting around the table with cousins
09/05/2023
I love these podcasts. I am first generation Italian American (my parents were born in Abruzzo and Campania), so to me it’s like sitting around the table with cousins who bring “a guest” to Sunday dinner. Some make me laugh out loud, some make me think, and some teach me things that I didn’t know. I have been listening for about two years now and enjoy every episode. I enjoy and relate to the ones around the holidays the most, but I love the historical information I’m learning. Keep up the good work John, Pat, Rossella, Deloris and Anthony!
Bravi!
23/03/2023
Grazie a voi per questo podcast! È possibile da fare il podcast in Italiano per uno episodio? Auguri!
Incredible -
06/09/2022
I don’t even know what to say about this podcast. I just got back from a trip from Italy and it’s very hard to come back to the US as an Italian American and have to grieve leaving. Do you know what I mean? This podcast really helps me with that. Helps me keep connected with Italian American community, even though I don’t see them very much. It’s got me canning tomatoes again! Thanks all of you for everything that you do.
THE Podcast for the Italian American Community
20/08/2022
This show is “required listening” for all Italian Americans. These 30 and 40 something cohosts never miss - always a balance of education, lively discourse, and reminiscing that not only makes the past present but showing us the way forward. John, Pat, Rossella, Dolores and Anthony have become the most prominent voices of young Italian America, leading the charge into the future. The older generations will listen with nostalgic pride and those that follow will strengthen their cultural identity with a better understanding of famiglia and tribe.
The best!
19/07/2022
I love this podcast! The stories, guest and co-hosts feel like my cousins and family at Sunday dinners. I absolutely love this show, especially as an Italian-American working in the film/tv industry this is my go to podcast on nights after striking sets. Thank you, thank you , thank you!
Love the connection
22/02/2022
Enjoying this podcast so much. I love listening and being able to relate to you or your guests. Growing up in a town where we were the minority, no one could relate to my “Italian” household. My parents were “off the boat” and their rules and our upbringing was VERY different. It was in Nassau county - not Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx - they were from the Venezia- Giulia region ( also unlike the more common 2nd generation southern Italians that were scarce in my Catholic school classes). Also, the historical references made by Patrick are so interesting, especially regarding Naples ( my husband is born in Naples ) I even understand some of the phrases he throws in. I’m really happy to have found this podcast
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- CreadorThe Italian American Podcast
- Años de actividad2015 - 2025
- Episodios372
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